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14,000 African newborns "lottery-assigned," half to forgo vaccination for six weeks after birth — US CDC-funded hepatitis B vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau triggers ethics storm
The ethics committee at the University of Southern Denmark this week voted to approve a trial that would delay hepatitis B vaccination for half of African newborns by six weeks; a founding member resigned citing "major ethical concerns," and three additional committee members subsequently followed; the trial is funded with $1.6 million by the US CDC and has been publicly praised by US Secretary of Health and anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as central to the government's vaccine agend
Truth Era Newsroom · 0 viewsFrench Supermarket Cold Chain Hit by Cyberattack Causing Mass Food Waste: Danfoss Long Knew of Vulnerability Yet Did Not Mandate Upgrade, Corporate Responsibility Surfaces
According to BBC reporting, hackers compromised remote temperature-control software provided by Danish industrial giant Danfoss, forcing freezers at hundreds of French supermarkets to spike to 50 degrees Celsius overnight. Approximately 400 stores were affected, with losses potentially reaching millions of euros. Danfoss acknowledged that the affected units were legacy devices whose security software cannot be updated, and said it had long advised customers to upgrade — a disclosure that pushes
Truth Era Newsroom · 1 viewsHours After Pillay Wins Nobel Peace Prize, US Announces Sanctions on International Criminal Court
US Secretary of State Rubio announced sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Friday, freezing its assets in the US and prohibiting it from financial and information technology transactions with American companies, just hours after South African former ICC judge Navi Pillay was awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize. Although the US is not a member of the court, it has leveraged its control over global banking and IT infrastructure to systematically crack down on the ICC after the
Truth Era Newsroom · 1 viewsClimate Warming Reshapes the Arctic Landscape: Seven-Nation NATO Presses Toward Russia as the US Uses Tariffs and Military Threats to Seize Greenland
The Arctic power balance is being recalibrated by the dual logic of climate change and alliance expansion. Of the eight Arctic states, seven are already NATO members. Climate change has opened up economic dividends from the Northern Sea Route for Russia, but it also means enormous costs from thawing permafrost. At the same time, the United States has used tariffs and military threats to force Denmark and Greenland to sign a trilateral security agreement, pushing the asymmetry of power and double
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